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CTI Seniors Sign On To Their Futures

Julius Sala from Beacon, who will complete the Security and Law program, is joining the U.S. Navy after graduation.Thirty-eight second-year students from Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute (CTI) are now on their way to start a career or join a branch of the military after participating in the fourth annual Signing Day on May 28.


Presenters Encourage Students: 'End the Silence' On Mental Health

Makayla Powder, a NAMI young Adult presenter, shares her story with Resilience Academy students. A background slide shows a nametag with 'Hello my name is Anxiety,' an illustration of people screaming at someone, someone with a swirl of multiple things and ADHD and another a girl with a tangled ball of confusion above herPresenters from the Mid-Hudson chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) visited the Resilience Academy (RA) on May 13 to share about ways to cope with and recognize the warning signs of depression and other mental health conditions during National Mental Health Awareness Month.


Third Annual Fashion Expo Ushers In Changes

Alondra Vasquez Garcia joins her models on the runway to show off her designs including a cream-colored dress, a light blue suit embellished with a seashell and a blue dress over a white top with a matching puffy hat.Twelve second-year students in the Career & Technical Institute’s Fashion Design & Merchandising program showcased magnificent outfits they designed using recycled materials during the third annual “Beyond the Front Row” fashion expo on May 6, which featured some unique additions this year.


Trades Fair Provides Opportunities For Visitors

Attendees at the Skilled Trades Fair at Dutchess BOCES speak with representatives from Stockade Works about opportunities in the film industry.Dutchess BOCES and Dutchess County Government recently hosted the annual Skilled Trades Fair, at which representatives from nearly 30 businesses, organizations and educational institutions met with students and adults from the community to talk about career opportuniti